We Should've Rode The Bumper Cars
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We Should've Rode The Bumper Cars
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I am flying,
dreams are dying.
I never wanted anything you said to ever be this way.
I really do appreciate the time you spent with me that day.
I'll take you out on a Saturday but will it be the same?
We'll drive around,
dream out loud,
think of yesterday.
We'll talk for hours,
I'll buy you flowers,
you'll be my company.
We'll get in my car,
we'll drive out real far,
I'll be your company.
Yeah!
I had a dream that I was in school.
I learned about all the things you thought would make me cool.
From politics and fashion too.
Nothing was too good to learn for you.
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